Sentences with phrase «much fanfare late»

The Nintendo Switch was unveiled to much fanfare late October, in a video depicting scenarios of its «Switching» gimmick.
Star Wars: Battlefront II was launched to much fanfare late last year but, after receiving mixed reviews, it then ran into trouble, with widespread criticism regarding the status of loot boxes in the game.

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Early damage to the concept was done by a short - lived British hedge fund, Derwent Capital Markets, which announced it was launching the world's first «Twitter Fund» to much fanfare in 2011, only to shut it down a month later.
Sales rapidly increased in Europe, and late last year, Oatly began a strategic U.S. rollout to much fanfare.
Amazon unveiled its latest hardware product last week, introducing the Fire TV to much media fanfare.
With much fanfare, the first section (III.2.1 F) introduces the «simple physical feeling», which is mentioned later in the same chapter, but not in the very next section.
Those four deals were all fairly low - key and slipped under the radar to an extent, but their latest arrival should expect much more fanfare.
Superstars like Cesc and Ibrahimovic have arrived with much fanfare only to leave the club a year or two later with a whimper.
Then there was HP, which released its Touchpad tablet to much fanfare in April — and then killed it only seven weeks later.
If you like to stay up to date with the latest developments in nutritional science, you might be able to relate to this experience: A new book, study, or diet method is released with much excitement and fanfare, but when you take a closer look, you realize there's not much that's «new» about it after -LSB-...]
In late September 2013, and with much fanfare, Marco Zanini — the much - admired creative director of French fashion house Rochas — was appointed to lead the creative revival of Schiaparelli, with promises of both ready - to - wear and couture collections.
Laughed out the door at the screening we were at, it's a risible, brutal experience to say the least and the film limped onto DVD a year later without much fanfare (even Rourke himself publicly dogged the film before it came out).
Debuting to much fanfare in 2007, the coupe's looks aped that of its bigger, more potent brother; providing buyers with a fine counterpoint to the controversial appearance of Honda's latest Accord coupe.
HP's TouchPad went on sale on July 1 with much fanfare but was discontinued by the world's top personal computer maker just seven weeks later because of poor sales.
Late in 2006, after much fanfare, Amazon — which got its start selling books online — introduced its Kindle e-reader.
But, like so much they have done, it was too late and without the fanfare it should have had.
Yet it was Apple, who 2 years ago launched the Iphone 2G to much fanfare, only to replace the sloooow, buggy first generation device with the Iphone 3G a little less then a year later.
Google's latest Nexus slate may have launched without too much fanfare, but the reception has been more than warm.
To much fanfare, most of it probably self - generated, Walmart issued its second round of wage increases in late February, taking the minimum hourly pay for as many as one million workers at its domestic stores up by a dollar to $ 10 an hour.
Eets was released for PC in 2006 «to much indie fanfare,» and the followup Eets: Chowdown later came to Xbox Live Arcade.
To much fanfare earlier this week, Governor Cuomo announced the latest iteration of his plans to overhaul Penn Station by 2021 — and that funding and approvals are already in place.
Redmond's latest Skype for Business roadmap landed late last week [PDF] to not much fanfare, and it's nudging users to start plotting their migration to «Teams», Redmond's tied - to - Office replacement for Skype.
HTC just revealed its latest flagship HTC One M9 smartphone with much fanfare.
This one was installed with much fanfare by the Honda Company of America but, due to residential complaints, had to be paved over just a few short weeks later.
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